Cambridgeshire
Gardeners say that warmer weather is boosting the growth of figs, watermelon and other exotic plants.
The highest UK temperature in Cambridge in 2019 is a “serious reminder” of climate change, an expert warns.
Latest News
- Appeal launched to try and get solar farm built after council fails to make timely decision
- Feeding the ocean, an icy solution
- Public urged to join ‘rescue mission’ for ailing moth species spotted in Cambridgeshire
- 40-year solar farm proposed for farmland in South Cambridgeshire
- Opinion: Reduce, remove, reflect — the three Rs that could limit global warming
- Plans revealed for new 40-year solar farm project in South Cambridgeshire countryside
- Council denies failure over recycling facility wait
- New blog: ‘The ‘world court’ and climate change’ – Professor Jorge Viñuales
- New Blog: ‘The ‘world court’ and climate change’ – Professor Jorge Viñuales
- New Blog: The ‘world court’ and climate change – Prof Jorge Viñuales
- Long-term exposure to outdoor air pollution linked to increased risk of dementia
- Air pollution linked to dementia risk, study finds
- Fears construction traffic from university student housing development will pose danger to vulnerable
- Green light for solar farm despite objections ‘our countryside will be a mess’
- Concerns about ‘sheer scale’ of new solar farm planned next to small village
- Unique 1.5m year-old ice to be melted to unlock mystery
- CPP Report Launch: ‘Sport, Human Rights and Climate Change’
- ‘Spending on climate change issues not optional’ says council leader
- Join Cambridge Zero’s Community Day for climate action
- Kingsway Solar Farm will ‘industrialise’ the South Cambridgeshire countryside, warn campaigners
August 8, 2025